What I actually use it for in my own business — and things you can do by Monday.
You asked for a flyer and got something that looked like an ad for a dentist's office. Generic, stiff, nothing to do with your business. So you closed it and went back to doing it yourself.
That result wasn't your fault, and the fix takes about twenty minutes. That's most of what this class is.
Why your AI output looks like everyone else's, and the three things that fix it.
Live, in the room. One document that makes everything you create afterward sound like you.
Your files, your email, your designs. This is where it stops writing and starts working.
We'll search your business live and see who Google's AI recommends instead of you.
Then whatever you asked for. When you sign up I'll ask what you want to see. I read every answer, and the back half of the night is built from them — proposals, a working tool built from scratch, sorting your customer list, talking to AI instead of typing.
I'll build something live for people in the room. Bring the thing you keep putting off.
I'm Dalton Woolsey. I handle the marketing and the technology at Woolsey Auction Company here in Cañon City, where we sell a wide variety of assets.
I'm not an AI expert. I got tired of doing the same job twice, so I started figuring this out. Over the last year and a half I've used it to write proposals that closed deals, get our auctions found on Google, and build tools I have no business being able to build.
Everything I'm showing you is real work for a real business in this county. No theory, no predictions about the future, nothing I'm being paid to recommend.
1700 Rainbow Drive, Cañon City · $50 per person
Questions first? Email me — I'd rather answer them than have you show up unsure.
Not ready to sign up? I give away a few working tools — no signup, nothing saved. See the free tools →